Hi,
this is pretty basic stuff. Have you tried working through the Java
Tutorial at Sun?
http://www.javasoft.com/docs/books/tutorial/?frontpage-spotlight
one quick answer is :
you make an Integer object, and call its toString() method.
Integer i = new Integer(4); // or int in =4; Integer = new
Integer(in);
String kk = i.toString();
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Hi all,
How do we convert integer to String.
int i = 4;
String kk = toString(i);
I tried this , but it is giving error:
Wrong number of arguments in method
Thanks
subha
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